A group of Franklin Middle School students on June 16 learned that positive behavior can pay off when they were told they’d won new bikes in a special raffle
A group of Franklin Middle School students were surprised June 16 when they walked into the school cafeteria.
There, lined up against a wall, were 10 brand new bicycles.
And the bikes were theirs.
The students won the bikes in a special end-of-the-year raffle held by the school’s Positive Behavior Support in Schools program. The students became eligible for the raffle during the year for exhibiting positive behavior and earning special tokens, said Katherine LaBirt, the school’s coordinator of discipline and attendance and PBSIS coach.
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